1973 Plymouth Roadrunner Blue

A new look greeted the 1973 d Runner and while the high-compression days of the muscle car era had passed, the iconic performer still offered a torquey 400-cubic-inch engine. That’s what’s under the hood of this example, which also wears several aftermarket upgrades and a custom blue paint job. “It’s fun to drive and it’s in great condition,” says the seller. 

• This d Runner’s 400-cu.in. OHV V8 is correct, but the seller is not sure if it is original.
• New, this engine was rated at 260 horsepower.
• The engine has aftermarket upgrades including the valve covers and air cleaner.
• cent service included the installation of an electric fuel pump.
• The battery, alternator, and voltage regulator were also replaced.
• Aftermarket headers flow into a dual exhaust system.
• The engine is backed by a TorqueFlite three-speed automatic transmission.
• ing to the seller, there are no rust issues in the body or chassis.
• A previous owner had the car repainted blue and the finish is said to be in very good condition.
• “There are no scratches or dents,” notes the seller.
• The bumpers have been painted body color, with the grille and additional trim painted black.
• The car’s blue interior also appears in very good condition.
• There are no apparent holes or rips in the vinyl seat covers, carpet, or door panels.
• A wood-rimmed steering wheel has replaced the original.
• The rest of the cabin appears in stock condition, down to the AM radio, which does not work.
• The car has power steering and power brakes with front discs.
• BF Radial T/A tires are mounted on Vector-style aluminum wheels.

• Nothing additional is included.

• The horn and radio do not work.

• This 1973 d Runner is said to be in “great” overall condition, with “no known rust.”
• It is powered by the correct 400 V8 engine, which is backed by an automatic transmission.
• The exterior has been repainted, including the bumpers, while other trim is blacked out.
• A blue, vinyl-trimmed interior appears in stock condition, apart from a steering wheel.
• The car rolls on vintage-appearing Vector-style wheels paired with BF tires.

The seller states that this vehicle will be sold on a clean Illinois title in his name. There are no rust or mechanical issues with this 1973 d Runner, asserts the seller, and its custom blue paintwork is said to shine brilliantly. “The car is in great shape and is a real head-turner,” adds the seller.